Section 1 of Antananarivo urban train project entirely financed by public funds
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▪ Section 1 of Antananarivo urban train project entirely financed by public funds
▪ An in-depth look from Jeune Afrique Business+.
▪ https://www.africabusinessplus.com/en/808678/section-1-of-the-urban-train-of-antananarivo-e44-8-million-project-is-financed-entirely-by-public-funds/
The project to develop section 1 of the urban train in the Malagasy capital has progressed in recent months. The authorities’ objective is to deliver the project at the end of June 2022, before the presidential election of 2023.
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